Michael Ramsey

Wesfarmers has received a boost, with Moody's upgrading its issuer and senior unsecured long term debt rating from Baa1 (positive) to A3 (stable).

FORMER Peppermint Grove deputy shire president and local property developer Peter Bacich has been declared bankrupt in the wake of a number of his companies going into liquidation.*

Fremantle’s city centre is set to be radically transformed, following state government approval of an amendment to the city’s planning scheme.

The state government has flagged changes to WA’s industrial relations laws, in a surprise move likely to put IR reform firmly on the agenda in the lead up to next year’s state election.

MURDOCH University’s head of Asia research is confident students are well positioned to handle the shift in economic and political focus towards the Asia-Pacific region but says more than just “table

AT 35, Eric May has achieved more than many academics will do over a lifetime.

The outlook for the state's housing construction market has improved, but the expected pick-up is coming off a very low base and affordability remains a problem for households on modest incomes.

Perkins Builders has staked its claim in the digital economy, securing a $70 million contract to build four satellite transmission centres across WA as part of the National Broadband Network.

LinQ Resources Fund faces a challenge to its friendly takeover bid from Singapore-based IMC Resources Holdings, with the WA Fire and Emergency Services Superannuation Board applying to the Takeovers P